Sentence examples for outcome reflects from inspiring English sources

Election observers from Namibia said the outcome "reflects the wishes of the people of Zimbabwe".

"We obviously hope the outcome reflects the genuine will and desire of the Iranian people".

BP's performance surpassed the board's expectations on almost all of the measures that determine remuneration – and the outcome reflects this.

In Australia today's outcome reflects another distinction: not between good and bad but good and good enough.

So Mrs. Clinton, on a visit to Niagara Falls, Ontario, last weekend, offered a noncommittal comment on the election, saying, "We obviously hope that the outcome reflects the genuine will and desire of the Iranian people".

While voters want as much fairness as possible, their willingness to accept a less than perfect outcome reflects both a realism about the way we run elections and a lack of passion about either candidate.

Many Democratic leaders said the outcome reflected, in part, the candidates' contrasting campaign styles.

Mr. Hutchinson said the outcome reflected two hurdles that conservatives faced from the outset.

But only in part did the outcome reflect a simple refusal to go quietly.

While it is still unclear what motivated the vote, the outcome reflected a view that Renzi has not paid enough attention to the beleaguered south during his tenure.

The outcome reflected a longstanding ideological divide between the parties about whether it really is a good idea to make it easier for people to vote.